25. Oktober 2009  
Colorado Springs, USA  
Artistic Gymnastics

US Juniors won triple Meet in Colorado Springs

C.J. Maesta (USA) from Gold Cup Gymnastics
best of all-around

US-gymnastics --: The junior U.S. men’s team convincingly defeated Germany and Canada in a friendly competition at the Olympic Training Center on October 24, 2009, in Colorado Springs, Colo.
The U.S team earned 346.750 total points, finishing first on every apparatus. Germany finished in second place with 324.900, while Canada took third with 324.250. A sweep of the all-around by the USA was led by CJ Maestas, who won with a total of 87.000. Maestas also took first on still rings (15.100) and parallel bars (14.700). Jesse Silverstein earned second in the all-around with 85.400. Sam Mikulak took third with an all-around score of 84.900, winning vault (16.050) and tying for first on horizontal bar (14.100) with Robert Watson (CAN), who ranked on fourth in all-around ...
* Friendly Triple Junior Meet: USA-CANADA-GERMANY
  - Colorado Springs, 2009, October 24 -
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Best of the the German's was Paulo Lando from SC Berlin with 83,350 on 5th place.
 ... John Orozco (N.Y.) topped the other two apparatus, finishing first on floor exercise (14.800) and pommel horse (14.600).

* Team Results
1.  U S A                - 346,750
2. G E R M A N Y  - 324,900
3. C A N A D A     - 324,250
   > Detailed Results

* Individual all-around
1. CJ Maestas (USA) - 87,000
2. Jesse Silverstein (USA) - 85,400
3. Sam Mikulak - 84,900
4. Robert Watson (CAN) - 83,700
6. Paulo Lando (GER) - 83,350
  >> Detailed Results 

The US-team which was comprised of
Dylan Akers of Kingwood, Texas/Cypress Gymnastics;
CJ Maestas of Corrales, N.M./Gold Cup Gymnastics;
Sam Mikulak of Newport Coast, Calif./SCATS;
John Orozco of Bronx, N.Y./World Cup Gymnastics;
Cameron Rogers of Mint Hill, N.C./Weyandt’s Gymnastics;
Jesse Silverstein of Suffern, N.Y./US Gymnastucs Development Center II; and
Chris Turner of Fremont, Calif./World Olympic Gymnastics Academy.
* Team Germany started with
Paolo Lando (SC Berlin), which was the best German at all-around (5.), Christopher Jursch (SC Cottbus; 7.), Florian Linder (9.), Ivan Rittschik (11.), Christian Keil (12.) and Philipp Herder (13.)

* Team Canada includes
Robert Watsen (4.), Jaulin Birl (6.), Tariq Dowers (8.), Ian Galvan (10.), and Mathieu Csukassy (14.) from altogether 18 gymnasts of this triple meet.
* source: US gymnastics